Barnard Bulletin Identifies 1909 Ex Officio Editors
The Barnard Bulletin lists ex officio editors and staff for 1909 including Asst. Business Manager Mary Bailey and Managing Editors headora Hall Eva vom Baur Myra McLeam.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists ex officio editors and staff for 1909 including Asst. Business Manager Mary Bailey and Managing Editors headora Hall Eva vom Baur Myra McLeam.
The Barnard Bulletin urges revived correspondence from all students to express college opinion. It also reports a plan to shorten chapel services to a 10-15 minute devotional format on Tuesdays and Fridays led by the acting Dean with class seating arrangements to enhance unity and access.
The president of the Undergraduate Association proposes a chapel conduct plan. the editor, with approval, urges fair trial. The plan, developed by faculty members and students, aims to fit current conditions and needs better than external templates, and should be supported by students.
Barnard College faculty lectures are announced for this week. On Wednesday October 1 at 8.15 P.M. Prof. C A Beard speaks on The Rise and Development of Party Machinery at Public School No 163 One Hundred and Eighth Street near Amsterdam Avenue. On Friday at 8.15 P.M. Prof. James T Shotwell discusses The Age of Feudalism at Wadleigh High School One Hundred and Fifteenth Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.
The Earle Prize in classics invites BA candidates to compete this year with special subjects including Plat Gorgias edited by G Lodge and Lucretius Book V edited by Munroe and Suff. Macmillan. Charles Knapp invites interested students to confer.
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